ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

CONTENTS WELCOME TO UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA INTRODUCTION... 4 1. UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA ADMISSIONS PROCESS... 9 PERSONAL GUIDANCE... 9 (Contact our advisors) 1.1. BACHELOR S DEGREE ADMISSION PROCESS... 9 1.2. GRADUATE AND PhD ADMISSION PROCESS... 20 1.3. ACTE ADMISSION PROCESS... 26 2. PREPARE YOUR TRIP TO SPAIN... 33 Universidad Europea Valencia Universidad Europea Madrid 2.1. BEFORE COMING TO SPAIN... 33 (Student visas) 2.2. IN SPAIN: Student Card / Foreign Resident... 34 Identity Number (NIE) 2.3. SUPPORT SERVICES FOR YOUR TRIP TO SPAIN... 36 3. INTEGRATED STUDY SUPPORT PLAN... 39 4. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF ADMISSION... 43 5. OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION... 49 5.1. LANGUAGE COURSES... 49 5.2. UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES... 51 Universidad Europea Valencia 5.3. ACADEMIC CALENDAR... 51 5.4. USEFUL ADDRESSES FOR... 52 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS VILLAVICIOSA DE ODÓN CAMPUS C/Tajo, s/n Villaviciosa de Odón 28670 Madrid ALCOBENDAS CAMPUS Av. Fernando Alonso. 8. Alcobendas 28108 Madrid. UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE VALENCIA Avenida de Aragón, 30 Valencia 46021 Valencia UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE CANARIAS C/ Inocencio García,1 La Orotava 38300 Tenerife Universidad Europea Canarias 5.5. OTHER USEFUL LINKS... 53 6. APPENDICES... 55 A. AUTHENTICATING YOUR QUALIFICATIONS... 55 B. OFFICIAL RECOGNITION OF... 56 BACCALAUREATE EQUIVALENCE UNIVERSITY DENTAL CLINIC Pl. Francisco Morano, s/n Madrid 28005 Madrid UNIVERSITY DENTAL CLINIC Paseo Santa María de la Cabeza, 92 Madrid 28045 Madrid UNIVERSITY DENTAL CLINIC C/ Alfambra, 4 Bajo Valencia 46009 Valencia (+34) 91 740 72 72 ueminternational@uem.es universidadeuropea.es ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS C. HOW AND WHERE TO SEND YOUR DOCUMENTATION... 58 D. OPENING A BANK ACCOUNT IN SPAIN... 61 E. BANK ACCOUNTS FOR PAYING UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA FEES... 61 F. REQUESTS FOR QUALIFICATIONS AND CERTIFICATES... 63 Quality Recognitions: Academic year 2015/2016 Admissions Procedure Academic Fees Terms and Conditions of Admission Integrated Study Support Plan Other Useful Information

This brochure contains the ADMISSIONS PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS for Undergraduate, Graduate, Doctoral and Advanced Career and Technical Education programs in the educational institutions comprising Universidad Europea, structured as follows: Welcome to Universidad Europea Universidad Europea comprises several prestigious Spanish educational institutions belonging to Laureate International Universities, the leading worldwide network promoting innovative, quality education through its 75 higher education institutions. More than 800,000 students around the world form part of an educational community with establishments in 30 countries in North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Elige tu titulación Personalized guidance The process begins (appointment, application and documentation) Taking the entrance exams Confirming your admission In Spain, Universidad Europea de Madrid, Universidad Europea de Valencia, Universidad Europea de Canarias, their Graduate Schools, the European Career College of Madrid and the European Career College of Valencia provide students with a holistic education, training leaders and professionals through the acquisition and development of personal and professional competencies, preparing them to respond to the needs of a globalized world and contributing to the progress of society with a spirit of enterprise and ethical commitment. All these institutions follow an educational model based on three fundamental values: An international perspective. Professional connections Commitment to 21st-century academic quality Universidad Europea offers Undergraduate, Graduate, Doctoral, and Advanced Career and Technical Education programs. The goal of Universidad Europea is to contribute to international entrepreneuring (entrepreneurship and learning), innovation and research. Finalizing your enrollment WELCOME! 2 3

Introduction This guide is for students coming from a different educational system to Spain s and for foreign students who are not residents in Spain, who want to enroll in any of Universidad Europea s Undergraduate, Graduate, Doctoral, and Advanced Career and Technical Education programs. All of these students are referred to as international students. The guide describes the simple steps to follow, from initial application through to enrollment, for students coming from education systems outside Spain. The procedure for applying to university in Spain, a member state of the European Union (EU), is different for students from the education systems of other member states (and countries which have reciprocal agreements with Spain) and for students from other education systems. The Prepare your trip to Spain section talks about the Student Card and the Foreign Resident Identity Number (NIE), which are applicable to all non-spanish students, while visas are required only for students who are not nationals or residents of European Union states, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein. This section also includes information on support services to help you prepare to travel to Spain. The Other useful information section tells you about the services Universidad Europea offers international students, such as language courses, as well as addresses you may need to know. The higher education system in Spain This diagram gives an overview of the Spanish higher education system: Baccalaureate or equivalent ADVANCED CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION (ACTE) 1-2 years 180-240 ECTS BACHELOR S DEGREE (3-4 years) (*) (*) Some Bachelor s Degrees are longer, including Pharmacy, Dentistry and Medicine) MASTER S DEGREE (60-120 ECTS) (1-2 years) PhD Programs 3-4 years Doctoral Dissertation Professional careers Finally, the Appendices include information on how to get your educational qualifications officially recognized, and on the Universidad Europea admissions procedure. As part of our personalized services for students, we provide addresses and phone numbers to help you with any questions you may have relating to this guide and its contents. Official qualifications and the European Higher Education Area These are qualifications compliant with the European Higher Education Area (EHEA). They consist of three cycles: Bachelor, Master and Doctorate. Both Bachelor s Degrees and Master s Degrees relate to the following areas of study: Arts and Humanities Science Health Sciences Social Sciences and Law Engineering and Architecture ECTS credits ECTS credits (European Credit Transfer System) are the standard for all universities in the European Higher Education Area to ensure consistency across the different European education systems. ECTS credits are based on the student s own work in all the activities involved in the learning process (classroom hours, study hours, assignments, projects and internships). What is a Bachelor s Degree? Bachelor s Degrees (Grado) replace the Spanish qualifications Diplomado and Licenciado. With some exceptions, most involve 180-240 ECTS credits over three or four academic years (including the Graduation Project). Some degrees such as Pharmacy, Medicine and Dentistry take longer. 4 5

Most Universidad Europea degrees are taught in three terms or trimesters per year (except for Medicine and Dentistry). This makes our courses more flexible and easier to adapt to the real needs of our students. Universidad Europea offers Bachelor s Degrees and Double Degrees in Spanish, English and in a bilingual format. They can be classroom based, semi-classroom based or 100% online. The Bachelor s degree is structured as follows: Basic core requirements (60 ECTS credits minimum) Degree requirements Required electives Internships (60 ECTS credits maximum) Graduation Project (6 to 30 ECTS credits) Recognition of university activities (6 ECTS credits maximum). Students must enroll for a minimum of nine credits and a maximum of 72 credits in each academic year. What is a Graduate Degree? Article 34.1 of Spain s University Act (Organic Law 6/2001, of 21 December) rules that Universities are authorized to provide teaching leading to the award of official qualifications valid throughout Spain, and teaching leading to the award of other qualifications. Master s Degree programs provide more specialized academic and professional training and research, and are structured into programs leading to the award of a Master s Degree. The University offers both certifying and specializing Master s Degree programs. All of them are officially recognized within the European Higher Education Area. Certifying Master s Degrees are advanced specialist qualifications enabling holders to perform professional activities that are regulated in Spain, and whose curriculum meets the conditions set by the Government for the profession in question. Specializing Master s Degrees are advanced educational qualifications which may be specialized or multidisciplinary, designed for academic or professional specialization or research in fields which do not require qualifications for professional activities that are regulated in Spain. Specializing Master s Degree programs may be Ordinary or Extended, according to students particular educational needs such as part-time study, or to suit the type of degree or any other circumstances the University may determine. Ordinary Master s Degrees: 60 ECTS credits. These courses take about one year. Extended Master s Degrees: 60 ECTS credits. These courses may take up to two consecutive years. Their scheduling is determined by the University (minimum 30 ECTS per academic year). In addition to these official qualifications, the University also offers its own qualifications (private Master s Degrees or Certificate courses). These courses are educational programs designed to develop skills, abilities, aptitudes, competencies and expertise, either as introductions to a professional field or for updating, improving or specializing professional or academic skills. What is a PhD? PhD or doctoral programs constitute access to what is known as the Third Cycle of official university studies, and form part of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) and the European Research Area (ERA). Through the PhD programs, students, known as doctoral candidates, acquire the expertise and skills they need to become researchers capable of conducting high quality research projects. The PhD programs are designed to develop the different educational aspects of the doctoral candidates and establish the procedures and lines of research for conducting the research projects which will be their dissertation. Through its School of Doctoral Studies and Research, Universidad Europea de Madrid offers a range of PhD programs leading to the accredited Doctor s degree. Once admitted to their doctoral program, all doctoral candidates are given specific training and support. After enrollment, they are assigned a dissertation director and an advisor/mentor, both of whom will guide them throughout their research work during the course of the PhD program, advising them on how to prepare and write their dissertation. Before embarking on the research project itself, doctoral candidates must complete a 12-credit Training Module on scientific research methodology and procedures in the field of their chosen PhD program. These complementary training is delivered online via the Universidad Europea Campus Virtual, and is structured in four blocks: Scientific Methodology and Theory of Knowledge (3 ECTS) Information Processing (3 ECTS) Resources Associated with Research Activity (3 ECTS) Practicum (3 ECTS) During the admission process the student s academic record is studied and authenticated. This study will determine how many ECTS credits the future doctoral candidate must take of the total 12 of the Training Module. After completing the Training Module, doctoral candidates begin their research, at the end of which they will defend their dissertation before a panel. What is Advanced Career and Technical Education (ACTE)? Advanced Career and Technical Education (ACTE) programs are official higher education programs organized within the educational system that enable people to exercise a qualified profession in different professional categories. They are mainly designed for students who hold recognized high school qualifications (equivalent to the Spanish baccalaureate) and want intensive training in a profession leading to a higher education qualification, enabling them to enter the job market after two years, or simply as an alternative path towards a Bachelor s Degree program, with an advantageous course recognition plan. 6 7

The main objective of these advanced programs is for students to acquire the aptitudes that will allow them to adapt to present and future employment situations, assuming coordination, planning and assessment responsibilities. As well as the technical skills needed for their profession, this qualification enables students to assume leadership responsibilities and gives them an overall vision of the system in which they work. 1.UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA ADMISSION PROCEDURES PERSONALIZED GUIDANCE (Contact our advisors) 1.UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA ADMISSION PROCEDURES Depending on your selected study program and Campus, you have probably already had your personal advising session. If not, you can contact our advisors in person at any of our Campuses, or by phone or email: Tel.: (+34) 91 740 72 72 E-mail: UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE MADRID: ads@uem.es UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE VALENCIA: ads.valencia@uem.es UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE CANARIAS: admisiones.canarias@uem.es In this phase, our admissions advisors will inform you of the legal requirements for access, depending on your profile and your chosen program. Both these regulations and the regulations for Undergraduate, Graduate, Doctoral, and ACTE programs will apply to international students with equivalent qualifications to those of the Spanish education system. 1.1. BACHELOR S DEGREE ADMISSION PROCESS Exam Appointment, Application, and Documentation for Evaluating your Profile You can go through the Admission process in person at any of our Campuses, or online or by telephone if you are unable to attend. The admission process can be carried out during normal office hours from Monday to Friday. It can also be carried out in person on some Saturday mornings. A. Your Entrance Exam Appointment To begin the admission process, you must make an appointment for your entrance exam either by phone or by email: PHONE AND EMAIL Tel.: (+34) 91 740 72 72 E-mail: UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE MADRID: ads@uem.es UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE VALENCIA: ads.valencia@uem.es UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE CANARIAS: admisiones.canarias@uem.es 8 8 9

If you are unable to attend the exam or take the exam online or by phone on the scheduled date or at the scheduled time, you must let us know by phone or by email at least 48 hours in advance so that we can assign you a new exam date, using any of the same methods as for making the appointment. When you attend your exam or take the exam online or by phone, you must fill in the application form, submit the necessary documentation, and follow the steps shown below. B. Fill in the Application Form Candidates must fill in and sign the Application Form, in which they express their wish to go through the admissions process for a Universidad Europea study program. Application Form To obtain an Application Form: a. Download it from www.universidadeuropea.es b. Request it using the phone number or email address that you used to make your entrance exam appointment. c. Ask your admissions advisor for it. C. Submit the Documentation Before taking the entrance exam online or by phone, or when you come to the Campus to take it, you must submit, alongside the Application Form: Three (3) passport-sized photos (3 x 4 cm) Two (2) photocopies of your passport Proof of payment of the admission fees, if paid by direct deposit. This constitutes the student s confirmation that they agree to participate in the University/Center s Admissions process. The fee for the entrance exam must be paid on arrival if you are taking the exam at one of our Campuses, or before the exam if you are taking it online or by phone. This fee cannot be refunded. It can be paid by online bank transfer, credit card, or by direct deposit -stating the student s full name and passport number on the payment slip into the bank account of the Campus in question, as shown in the APPENDIX on Bank Accounts for paying Universidad Europea fees. Academic and administrative documentation corresponding to the profile of each candidate, as specified below in the sections on Finalizing your Enrollment and Legal Requirements for Access). If on the day of the entrance exam you do not yet have the final documentation needed for access, you must bring an academic certificate accrediting your current studies. Students who have begun and/or completed university studies Students who need to have completed courses recognized. All students who have begun and not completed university studies, and students who have completed a higher education course and wish to earn a university degree, must request the recognition, authentication or adaptation of their education credits in order to finalize their enrollment. There is no charge for the recognition of credits, with the exception of credits for professional experience or private degrees, in which case the student will pay only 40% of the price of the credit. Candidates should ask Universidad Europea de Madrid for guidance on the recognition/authentication/ adaptation of credits in accordance with current regulations. In order to offer the candidate personalized guidance in the admissions interview, we recommend that students request guidance prior to making an appointment for the entrance exams. There is no charge for this request, which can be made through the University website, in the section on Bachelor s Degree Admissions and Enrollment. Universidad Europea de Madrid will provide credit recognition/authentication/adaptation guidance 48 to 96 hours after it is requested. Recognition of courses for students with foreign qualifications Request for guidance on the recognition/authentication/adaptation of credits. You can request your free personal authentication or recognition process at the following link http://madrid.universidadeuropea.es/admisiones-ayudas/convalidaciones or by emailing convalidaciones@uem.es (Universidad Europea de Madrid) / convalidaciones.valencia@uem.es (Universidad Europea de Valencia) / admisiones.canarias@uem.es, attaching a scan of your passport, your Admission Form and the documentation listed below. An Academic Certificate of your ongoing studies, or an Official Certificate of your completed studies. These documents must be authenticated if coming from the education system of a country outside the European Union.*/** Program of courses completed and/or enrolled in, in the current academic year.*/** Study curriculum stamped by the Registrar s Office of the institution of origin.*/** Official certificate of validity of the university where the course was taken. This document must indicate that both the university*/** and the qualification obtained are officially recognized in the country of origin. This document can be issued by the university of origin or the Ministry of Education of the country of origin. Also, for completed courses of study: A sworn statement confirming that you have not submitted this documentation at the same time to the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport to recognize the degree (to be filled in at Universidad Europea de Madrid). This is an essential requirement for reserving a place. In cases where the Ministry of Education has not begun the procedure to recognize a university degree, candidates must accredit this situation and fill in the document stating that they waive the unresolved procedure of the Ministry of Education. * Legalization will only be necessary if the documents were issued by a country outside the European Union. In this case, the stamp of the University of Origin is sufficient. Documents which are not in Spanish or English must be translated. For more information on the Legalization process, see the section on Legalization of Qualifications in the Appendices. ** Obligatory if authentication is required. Provisional Guidance has no official validity and is merely informative. The official recognition/authentication/ adaptation will take place when students, once admitted, finalize their enrollment at the university; their Official Certificate, Academic Curriculum and Certificate of Accreditation of the university and the degree taken are accredited; and they meet the legal requirements of the relevant legislation in each case. D. Taking the entrance exam The entrance exam can be taken at the Campus of your choice, online and/or by telephone. The results achieved in the entrance exams will help to prepare your Personalized Learning Plan, designed to maximize the development of your capabilities during your time at the University, guided by your ACADEMIC MENTOR, in order to achieve your academic, language learning, and professional goals. There is no need to prepare beforehand for the entrance exam, because it evaluates competencies, not how well you can memorize information. 10 11

Bachelor s Degree general entrance exams. The general entrance exams for a BACHELOR S DEGREE consist of: 1. Test to evaluate competencies and skills This takes approximately 30 minutes and includes: 116 questions on general competencies and 23 questions on study habits This test evaluates competencies / skills relating to: Skills in intellectual work Attitudes to work Attitudes to cooperation and teamwork (*) The test to evaluate competencies and skills is only taken by first-time students applying for their first degree course in Spain. 2. Language proficiency assessment test 1 These tests evaluate your language proficiency (*) and focus on: Reading comprehension Listening comprehension Writing skills (*) Language proficiency tests do not affect selection in the admission process, with the exception of English for the Bachelor s Degree in Translation and Intercultural Communication and the Bachelor s Degree in Medicine, and Spanish for the Bachelor s Degree in Medicine. International students whose degree program curriculum does not include a foreign-language course may be exempted from taking these tests if: - they can accredit that their Baccalaureate or equivalent course was entirely in the language of the program, or - they can provide official certification of at least level B1 in the language of the program. 3. Face-to-face interview International students will have a face-to-face interview with the academic head of their chosen degree program, who will evaluate the candidates based on their motivation, interest and academic record. Bachelor s Degree specific entrance exams a. For international first-time students who are applying for admission to the first year of a Bachelor s Degree program in Spain, and who do not have UNED credentials, or have not taken the Spanish University Access Tests and other specific tests. NOTE: Complying with the academic requirements of their education systems for access to their universities, students coming from the education systems of the following countries and bodies may apply for admission through UNED credentials: Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, China, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, European Schools, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, International Baccalaureate, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. 1. Test to evaluate competencies and skills. The test to evaluate competencies and skills is the same as in the previous section. 2. Language proficiency assessment test. The language proficiency assessment test is the same as in the previous section. 3. Face-to-face interview. International students will have a face-to-face interview with the academic head of their chosen degree program, who will evaluate the candidates based on their motivation, interest and academic record. 4. General knowledge test. A test consisting of general questions, scored numerically, which will establish any need for reinforcement in specific areas. b. Access to the Bachelor s Degree in Medicine c. Access to Degrees delivered by the School of Sports and Exercise Sciences d. Access to Degrees delivered by the School of Arts and Communication e. Access to the Bachelor s Degree in Commercial Aviation and Flight Operations Management f. Access to the Bachelor s Degree in Early Childhood/Primary Education g. University Entrance Exam for students over 25 h. University Entrance Exam for students over 45 i. University Entrance Exam for students over 40 Ask your advisor for more information about the specific entrance exams indicated in sections b) to i) of the above list. E. Confirming your admission Entrance exam results Universidad Europea will notify you in writing of the result of the admission process and entrance exam with an acceptance letter during your visit to the Campus, or if this is not possible, later by post or online. Students taking the entrance exam online will receive the results online, or by post if required. University Place Reservation After candidates have passed the admissions process and received their acceptance letter, they can formally reserve a place at the University. Reserving a place constitutes the student s confirmation that they accept the place and want to enroll at any of Universidad Europea s educational institutions, thus guaranteeing a place in their chosen degree program. The reservation fee must be paid before enrollment. Payment of the Place Reservation fee is the obligatory precondition for sending the specific Acceptance Letter and/or the phone call that will enable the student to obtain a visa from Spanish Embassies and Consulates abroad. Unless otherwise indicated, the Place Reservation fee must be paid each year for programs lasting more than one year. Place Reservation Fee Amount We recommend you reserve your place within 10 calendar days of being admitted to a program at the University. The reservation fee will vary depending on the chosen program (you can confirm the amount with your admissions advisor). The Place Reservation Fee can be paid by: 1. DIRECT DEBIT in a bank: In the bank account indicated by the student in the financial and family information form you will be asked to fill out during the admissions process. You must have a bank account in Spain or within the SEPA (Single Euro Payment Area) which allows you to pay by direct debit. SEPA includes the 28 member states of the European Union, plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, San Marino and Switzerland. You can find information on how to open a bank account in Spain in the APPENDIX: Opening a Bank Account in Spain. 2. Credit card (in-person payment at the relevant Campus). 3. Bank transfer to the bank account shown in the Appendix: Bank accounts where you can pay Universidad Europea fees. 12 13

F. Finalize your enrollment On the day of the entrance exam, the Admissions Department will provide the candidate with all the documentation and forms they need to finalize their enrollment. These documents can be submitted: On the day of the Universidad Europea entrance exam. Later by email, post, or in person, at the address of the Campus where your chosen program will be delivered. APPENDIX: Where and How to Submit the Documentation: You will receive an email confirming your enrollment once it is finalized. You can consult your timetable online. Before the start of the academic year, after enrollment, students will receive a welcome letter by email and/or post with information on: Your class schedule, the courses you have enrolled in, and how to apply for a Student Card. Managing the clinical practice consent process in degree programs within the career field of Health. Access to the Campus Virtual (username and password) and your student email account. Dates and location of the introductory meeting at the start of the academic year. Student Affairs Department contact details. Documentation to be submitted Enrollment Form and Economic and Family Information Form, filled out and signed. Proof of payment of the Place Reservation fee. Documentation accrediting compliance with the legal requirements for access (see the last point of this section on the Bachelor s Degree Admission Process for more on Legal Requirements for access). Three (3) passport-sized photos (3 x 4 cm) (if not previously provided in the admissions process) Two (2) photocopies of your passport (if not previously provided in the admissions process). Student Insurance or TA-1 application form. Application for curricular English courses. Application for extracurricular language courses (optional). Transcript transfer fees, unless you are entering as a degree holder. Clinical practice consent form (only for students taking Bachelor s Degrees in Health Sciences and Biomedical Sciences). Official medical certificate (Bachelor s Degree in Commercial Aviation and Flight Operations Management and Bachelor s Degree in Sports Science). In the case of the Bachelor s Degree in Commercial Aviation and Flight Operations Management, the official medical certificate must be renewed annually. Enrollment and Tuition Fees Enrollment Finalizing your enrollment entails: Finalizing your class schedule and group. Choosing a morning or afternoon/evening schedule, if the option exists. Choosing courses or electives. Accessing the Campus Virtual. Paying the student transcript opening fee. This fee applies to Bachelor s Degree students only. Opening a transcript before enrolling is compulsory for all undergraduates entering Universidad Europea for the first time. The fee for opening a transcript will vary depending on whether the student is coming from high school, has authenticated qualifications, or is entering from ACTE, as well as on the chosen Campus. The student transcript opening fee is a one-time payment to be made by direct debit from the account provided by the student on the financial and family details form included in the enrollment envelope, payable on the dates detailed below: For students enrolling before July, the amount will be debited on July 1. For students enrolling in July, the amount will be debited on August 1. For students enrolling on later dates, the amount will be debited on the 15th and 30th of the corresponding month. Tuition Fees Tuition represents the academic content associated with each degree program. Tuition Fees - amount The annual tuition fees will be specified in the tables of official academic fees for each academic year. Enrollment amendments and duplication Enrollment amendments may entail a change to the total tuition fees to be paid. To amend an enrollment, you must be up to date with all your payments. If your ECTS credits increase or decrease with the amendment, this change will raise or lower your monthly tuition fees. The total difference will effectively be applied to the following month s fees. You can consult the financial details of your enrollment online at universidadeuropea.es/detalle-economico-matricula. Late enrollment The deadline for late enrollment is 6 weeks after the course begins. After this deadline, the Dean of the School concerned shall be responsible for authorizing the student s enrollment. Conditional enrollment Enrollment is provisional and conditional on the confirmation of legal conditions of access to university studies, and other applicable regulations. G. Tuition fee payment methods How to pay your tuition fees: The payment methods accepted by Universidad Europea are listed below: 14 15

Payment methods: i. By bank direct debit: The University will invoice the account indicated by the student on a monthly basis, according to the chosen payment method. For this option, you must have a bank account in Spain or within the SEPA area which allows you to pay by direct debit. SEPA includes the 28 member states of the European Union, plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, San Marino and Switzerland. You can find information on how to open a bank account in Spain in the APPENDIX: Opening a Bank Account in Spain. ii. Cash payment: Students can download and print the payment form and take it to the corresponding bank to pay the annual fee. When the payment is made the bank will notify the University directly, so you will not need to send proof of payment. This payment method can only be used if paying for the whole year in advance. Students can also pay the annual fee in advance online. To do this, please go to http://universidadeuropea.es/pagos-docencia iii. Online credit card payment: This payment method can be used by students who are unable to open a SEPA area bank account. Students can use their credit card to pay the fees online. To do this, please go to http://universidadeuropea.es/pagos-docencia Annual payment One payment to cover the entire tuition fee. Students who choose the Annual Payment method can enjoy a 2% discount for prompt payment, as long as they pay by the indicated dates. In the event of cancellation before the end of the academic year, the discount will not be applied. The prompt payment discount is applied after the deduction of scholarships and other discounts. These discounts cannot be combined. If you have chosen bank direct debit, the university will invoice your account on the 1st of the month the program starts. If you have chosen cash payment or online credit card payment, the payment should be made on the indicated dates: For students enrolling before September 1, the payment must be made before September 1. For students enrolling on or after September 1, the payment must be made within 5 days of finalization of their enrollment. Monthly payment during tuition periods Equal monthly installments, calculating the number of months from the start of your first class and the end of your last one. Only in the case of continuous tuition. The University will invoice the account indicated by the student each month, during tuition periods, from the date their first class starts until the date their last class ends, payable on the 1st of each month. Deferred monthly installments: This payment method is only available to international Bachelor s Degree students who pay by bank direct debit. A. Until August Monthly installments until August. Payments can be deferred until August. Students enrolled in the first complete academic year: 11 monthly installments, paying the first tuition fee installment in October and the last one in August. For the Bachelor s Degree in Medicine, 12 monthly installments, from September to August. Students in the second year and above: Payment can be deferred from the start of the first class until August. This payment method excludes: a) Final year students. b) Pre-undergraduate programs. c) Bachelor s Degree students whose tuition is not continuous. In these cases, flexible billing will apply. d) Students not enrolled in T3. e) Preparation Courses. f) Students not paying by direct debit. Flexible monthly installments Installments according to your class schedules (Flexible Payment). Applicable to Bachelor s Degree programs (in trimesters, semesters and HCAP). This payment method will be obligatory when students are enrolled in non-consecutive trimesters in trimester- or module-based programs. The payments will vary depending on the class schedules of each Trimester, Semester or Module for programs with class schedules compatible with working hours. This payment method will be mandatory when the student is enrolled in several different non-consecutive trimesters or modules of courses with class schedules compatible with working hours. Universidad Europea will invoice the account indicated by the student according to the tuition load of each trimester or module in programs whose class schedules are compatible with working hours. For all the payment methods outlined above, if the candidate s application is rejected, or if the program is not taught due to insufficient enrollment numbers, the student or students involved will be informed and all payments made to the University will be refunded, except for entrance exam fees, and for the Medicine Degree process, where the Place Reservation and Transcript Opening fees will not be refunded. H. Submit documentation accrediting legal requirements for access. All international students who have studied outside the Spanish education system must accredit their legal access before 30 October. Students enrolled in programs beginning between January and June will have 40 days from the start date of the program to accredit their legal access. While your legal access is being accredited, the receipt accrediting your application for the corresponding documentation will be accepted as initial documentation in order to maintain your enrolled status. If the documentation cannot be submitted on time, your enrollment will be canceled due to not meeting 16 17

the legal requirements for access to the university. DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED FOR STUDENTS WHO HAVE BEGUN OR COMPLETED UNIVERSITY STUDIES. The documentation which must be submitted in order to comply with the legal requirements for access to the degree programs is listed below. To submit the documents listed below, consult the APPENDIX section: Where and How to Submit the Documentation. LEVEL OF STUDIES FOR ACCESS (These studies must be accredited by documentation) Students with uncompleted official studies in Spain. ACADEMIC DOCUMENTATION TO BE SUBMITTED ACCORDING TO ACCESS LEVEL. Academic Certificate. Transcript transfer fee stamped by the Registrar s Office of the University of Origin. ACADEMIC DOCUMENTATION TO BE SUBMITTED FOR RECOGNITION OF COURSES Academic Certificate. Program of courses completed and/or enrolled in, in the current academic year. Study curriculum stamped by the Registrar s Office of the institution of origin. Certified employment record and/or company certificate, CV (if requesting authentication of professional experience). NOTE: All documentation must be provided in Spanish or English and duly legalized in the case of countries outside the EU.. Legal requirements for access to Bachelor s Degree programs LEVEL OF STUDIES FOR ACCESS TO UNIVERSITY IN THE FIRST YEAR OF A BACHELOR S DEGREE Baccalaureate or equivalent students in the educational systems of EU member states and countries with reciprocal agreements. International/European Baccalaureate students. First-time students beginning the first year of a Bachelor s Degree in Spain, in a situation other than those above (from the educational system of other countries). DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED FOR FIRST-TIME STUDENTS (RD 412/2014, JUNE 6) ACADEMIC DOCUMENTATION TO BE SUBMITTED DEPENDING ON THE LEVEL OF ACCESS Credentials for access to Spanish universities awarded by UNED. Proof of application for UNED credentials. Conditional registration certificate issued by the Ministry of Education. Certification of equivalence to the Spanish Baccalaureate. Students with uncompleted studies abroad. Graduates with completed official studies in Spain. Graduates with completed official studies outside Spain. Translated and legalized Academic Certificate.*/** Translated and legalized program of courses completed and/or enrolled in, for the current year.*/** Translated and legalized curriculum stamped by the Registrar s Office in the institution of origin.*/** Translated and legalized official certificate of accreditation of the university of origin and the qualification.*/** Official certificate accrediting the completion of studies or certificate of having paid the fees of the qualification.*** Translated and legalized official qualification certificate.*/** Translated and legalized study programs taken.*/** Translated and legalized curriculum stamped by the Registrar s Office in the institution of origin.*/** Translated and legalized official certificate of accreditation of the university of origin.*/** Sworn statement confirming that you have not simultaneously submitted this documentation to the Ministry of Education for recognition. Translated and legalized Academic Certificate.*/** Translated and legalized program of courses completed and/or enrolled in, for the current year.*/** Translated and legalized curriculum stamped by the Registrar s Office in the institution of origin.*/** Translated and legalized official certificate of accreditation of the university of origin and the qualification.*/** Certified employment record and/or company certificate, CV (if requesting authentication of professional experience). Academic Certificate. Syllabus of courses completed and/or enrolled in, in the current academic year. Study curriculum stamped by the Registrar s Office of the institution of origin. Certified employment record and/or company certificate, CV (if requesting authentication of professional experience). Translated and legalized accredited degree certificate.*/** Translated and legalized syllabi taken.*/** Translated and legalized curriculum stamped by the Registrar s Office in the institution of origin.*/** Translated and legalized official certificate of accreditation of the university of origin.*/** Certified employment record and/or company certificate, CV (if requesting authentication of professional experience). COU before 1975. Spanish PAU / Selectividad Spanish Bachillerato Unificado Polivalente (BUP) and Curso de Orientación Universitaria (COU). Transcript transfer fees: request them at the university corresponding to the secondary school where the COU was taken. Selectividad or PAU card. Transcript transfer fees stamped by the Registrar s Office of the university where the Selectividad/PAU exams were taken. *Legalization will only be necessary if the documents were not issued by a country in the European Union. In this case, the stamp of the University of Origin is sufficient. Documents which are not in Spanish or English must be translated. ** Obligatory if authentication is required. ***To take a preparation course, the qualification or proof of having obtained it will be sufficient. If the average grade does not appear in these documents, the recognized courses will be given a grade of 5. Legalization: For more information on the Legalization process, see the section on Legalization of Qualifications in the Appendices. (1) Official Certificate of Accreditation: A document indicating that both the university and the qualification are officially recognized according to the laws of each country, and that the studies undertaken are authorized. (2) This document can be issued by the university of origin (signed by the Rector or the competent authority) or by the Ministry of Education of the country of origin. Spanish Vocational Training FP II / Advanced Career and Technical Education students Official or academic certificate accrediting two years of FP II or Advanced Career and Technical Education. Students taking the Entrance Exam for students over 25 Certificate accrediting having passed the Entrance Exam for students over 25. Transcript Transfer fees stamped by the Registrar s Office of the university where the exam was taken (unless the exam was taken at Universidad Europea de Madrid). 1.2. GRADUATE DEGREE AND PhD ADMISSION PROCESS Students taking the University Entrance Exam aged 40 and over or who will reach the age of 40 in the calendar year in which the course begins. Students taking the University Entrance Exam who are over 45 Favorable report after evaluation at Universidad Europea de Madrid of all the requirements set out in Article 16 RD 412/2014. As long as the curriculum outline allows it. Pass in the corresponding interview. Certificate accrediting having passed the Entrance Exam for students over 45 (exam taken at Universidad Europea de Madrid). Exam Appointment, Application and Documentation for Evaluating your Profile You can go through the Admission process in person at any of our Campuses, or online or by telephone if you are unable to attend. The admission process can be carried out during normal office hours from Monday to Friday. It can also be carried out in person on some Saturday mornings. A. Your Entrance Exam Appointment. To begin the admission process, you must make an appointment for your entrance exam either by phone or by email: POR TELÉFONO Y EMAIL Tel.: (+34) 91 740 72 72 E-mail: UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE MADRID: postgrado@uem.es UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE VALENCIA: ads.valencia@uem.es UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE CANARIAS: admisiones.canarias@uem.es If you are unable to attend the exam or take the exam online or by phone on the scheduled date or at the 18 19

scheduled time, you must let us know by phone or by email at least 48 hours in advance so that we can assign you a new exam date, using any of the same methods as for making the appointment. When you attend your exam or take the exam online or by phone, you must fill in the application form, submit the necessary documentation, and follow the steps shown below. B. Fill in the Application Form. How to get an Application Form: a. Download it from www.universidadeuropea.es b. Request it using the telephone number or email address you used to make your entrance exam appointment. c. Ask your admissions advisor for it. C. Submit the documentation Before taking the entrance exam online or at the Campus, candidates must submit, alongside the Application Form: Three (3) passport-sized photos (3 x 4 cm). Two (2) photocopies of their passport, the Foreign Resident Identity Number (NIE) or the National Identity Document if the student is a citizen of a member state of the European Union. Academic and administrative documentation corresponding to the profile of each candidate, as specified in the section on Finalizing Enrollment and Legal Requirements for Access). If on the day of the entrance exam you do not yet have the final documentation needed for access, you must bring an academic certificate accrediting your current studies. Letter of recommendation and up-to-date CV. D. Taking the entrance exams. The entrance exam can be taken at the Campus of your choice, online and/or by telephone. There is no need to prepare beforehand for the entrance exam. The entrance exam consists of a face-to-face interview with the Director of the Master s Degree or PhD program or with a member of the Admissions Committee, and, where applicable, specific tests relating to the international student s chosen program. The appointment for the face-to-face interview will be made by the Universidad Europea Graduate Admissions Department. RD 861/2010 authorizes the recognition of professional or work experience or non-accredited university tuition (private degrees from accredited universities) as the equivalent of up to 15% of the total ECTS credits of a graduate degree curriculum. Requesting guidance on the authorization or recognition of professional experience at the Graduate School. Candidates who want to take an official Master s Degree and already hold another official Master s Degree or a private degree can request guidance on credit recognition free of charge, in accordance with established regulations. We recommend you request guidance on recognitions at http://www.uem.es/solicitud-convalidacion or by emailing us at convalidaciones@uem.es (Universidad Europea de Madrid) / convalidaciones.valencia@uem.es (Universidad Europea de Valencia) / admisiones.canarias@uem.es attaching a scan of your passport, the Application Form, and an academic certificate as proof of your existing qualifications. The validator will send you advice on credit recognition at the email address you have provided. You can review your recognitions with the program Director, who will also advise you and help with your enrollment. Once the recognition has been officially ratified (after official documentation has been received by the Graduate Studies Committee), they will issue a ruling and the enrollment can then be adjusted to the student s real needs. Recognition of professional experience and private degrees for ECTS credits will require a payment of 40% of the normal cost of the recognized ECTS credits. To confirm this recognition, the entire amount must be paid by direct debit on the 1st of the month following the application of the recognition. E. Confirming your admission. Entrance exam results Universidad Europea will notify you in writing of the result of the admission process and entrance exam with an admissions letter during your visit to the Campus, or if this is not possible, later by post or online. Students taking the entrance exam online will receive the results online, or by post if required. University Place Reservation After candidates have passed the admissions process and received their acceptance letter, they can formally reserve a place at the University. Reserving a place constitutes the student s confirmation that they accept the place and want to enroll at any of Universidad Europea s educational institutions, thus guaranteeing a place in their chosen degree program. The reservation fee must be paid before enrollment. Payment of the Place Reservation fee is the obligatory precondition for sending the specific Acceptance Letter that will enable the student to obtain a visa from Spanish Embassies and Consulates abroad. Place Reservation Fee Amount We recommend you reserve your place within 10 calendar days of being admitted to a program at the University. The reservation fee will vary depending on the chosen course (you can confirm the amount with your admissions advisor). The Place Reservation Fee can be paid by: 1. DIRECT DEBIT in a bank: In the bank account indicated by the student in the financial and family information form you will be asked to fill out during the admissions process. You must have a bank account in Spain or within the SEPA (Single Euro Payment Area) which allows you to pay by direct debit. SEPA includes the 28 member states of the European Union, plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, San Marino and Switzerland. You can find information on how to open a bank account in Spain in the APPENDIX: Opening a Bank Account in Spain. 20 21

2. Credit card (in-person payment at the relevant Campus). 3. Bank transfer to the bank account shown in the Appendix: Bank accounts where you can pay Universidad Europea fees. F. Finalize your enrollment On the day of the entrance exam, the Admissions Department will provide the candidate with all the documentation and forms they need to finalize their enrollment. These documents can be submitted: On the day of the Universidad Europea entrance exam. Later by email, post, or in person, at the address of the Campus where your chosen program will be delivered. APPENDIX: Where and How to Submit the Documentation. You will receive an email confirming your enrollment once it is finalized. You can consult your timetable online Before the start of the academic year, after enrollment, students will receive a welcome letter by email and/or post with information on: Your class schedule, the courses you have enrolled in, and how to apply for a Student Card. Access to the Campus Virtual (username and password) and your student email account. Dates and place for the introductory meeting at the start of the academic year. Student Affairs Department contact information. Documentation to be provided: Enrollment Form and Financial and Family Information Form, filled out and signed. Proof of payment of the Place Reservation fee. Documentation accrediting compliance with the legal requirements for access (see the last point of this section of the Graduate Degree Admission Process for more on Legal Requirements for access). Three (3) passport-sized photos (3 x 4 cm) (if not previously provided). Two (2) photocopies of your passport (if not previously provided). Student Insurance or TA-1 application form. In the case of Certifying Master s Degrees, you must accredit the Bachelor s Degree which qualifies you to take the Master s Degree. Letter of recommendation (optional) and up-to-date CV. Enrollment and Tuition Fees Enrollment In general, depending on your chosen program, finalizing your enrollment entails: Finalizing your class schedule and group. Choosing a morning or afternoon/evening schedule, if the option exists. Accessing the Campus Virtual Tuition Tuition represents the academic content associated with each degree program. Tuition Fees - amount The annual tuition fees will be specified in the tables of official academic fees for each academic year. In the case of PhD programs, for the second year and subsequent years, the amount to be paid corresponds to Enrollment Renewal, plus the Dissertation Defense fee in the year you defend your dissertation. These are fixed prices. Your advisor will inform you of current fees. Enrollment amendments Enrollment amendments may entail a change to the total tuition fees to be paid. To make amendments, you must be up to date with all your payments. You may only amend your enrollment in the first week after the academic year begins, in line with the academic calendar published by the University. In subsequent trimesters you may also amend enrollment in courses in the last week of each trimester and the first week of the next. In this latter case, you may only amend enrollment in the trimesters following the current one, and never courses you have already taken. If your ECTS credits increase or decrease with the amendment, this change will raise or lower your monthly tuition fees. The total difference will effectively be applied to the following month s fees. You can consult the financial details of your enrollment online at universidadeuropea.es/detalle-economico-matricula. On an exceptional basis, and after the abovementioned deadlines, students may cancel their enrollment in a course up to the sixth week of the trimester, consequently canceling their two exam calls and provided they enroll in the subject again in the following trimesters of the same academic year. Any amendment of the enrollment after the established period will entail payment of the full amount for the course. Late enrollment The deadline for late enrollment in a trimester is six weeks after the Master s program begins. After this deadline, the Dean of the School concerned shall be responsible for authorizing the student s enrollment. G. Tuition fee payment methods. How to pay your tuition fees The payment methods accepted by Universidad Europea are specified below: Payment methods: i. By bank direct debit: The University will invoice the account indicated by the student on a monthly basis, according to the chosen payment method. For this option, you must have a bank account in Spain or within the SEPA area which allows you to pay by direct debit. SEPA includes the 28 member states of the European Union, plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, San Marino and Switzerland. You can find information on how to open a bank account in Spain in the APPENDIX: Opening a Bank Account in Spain. 22 23

ii. Cash payment: Students can download and print the payment form and take it to the corresponding bank to pay the annual fee. When the payment is made the bank will notify the University directly, so you will not need to send proof of payment. This payment method can only be used if paying for the whole year in advance. Students can also pay the annual fee in advance online. To do this, please go to http://universidadeuropea.es/pagos-docencia iii. Online credit card payment: This payment method can be used by students who are unable to open a SEPA area bank account. Students can use their credit card to pay the fees online. To do so, please go to http://universidadeuropea.es/pagos-docencia Annual payment One payment to cover the entire tuition fee. Students who choose the Annual Payment method can enjoy a prompt payment discount of 2% in PhD programs and 4% for Graduate Degrees, as long as they pay by the indicated dates. In the event of cancellation before the end of the academic year, the discount will not be applied. The prompt payment discount is applied after the deduction of scholarships and other discounts. These discounts cannot be combined. If you have chosen bank direct debit, the university will invoice your account on the 1st of the month after the program starts. If you have chosen cash payment or online credit card payment: For students enrolling before September 1, the payment must be made before September 1. For students enrolling on or after September 1, the payment must be made within 5 days of finalization of your enrollment.. Monthly payment according to tuition type Equal monthly installments, calculating the number of months from the start of your first class and the end of your last one. Only in the case of continuous tuition. The University will invoice the account indicated by the student each month, during tuition periods, from the date their first class starts until the date their last class ends, payable on the 1st of each month. Deferred monthly installments: This payment method is only available to international students who pay by bank direct debit. a. Until August (Certifying Master s Degrees) Monthly installments until August. Payments can be deferred until August. Each year, students must notify us of their chosen payment method and will have the opportunity to choose deferred payment in their online enrollment. Students who accumulate two unpaid installments during their time at the University will lose the right to benefit from deferred payment. Universidad Europea reserves the right to amend the conditions of deferred payment from one academic year to the next. As in the case of other payment methods, in order to be able to cancel enrollment at our university and request a transcript transfer, students payments must be up to date. Flexible monthly installments Installments according to your class schedules (Flexible Payment). Applicable to Graduate Degree students who enroll in a Certifying Master s Degree or in Universidad Personal programs. This payment method will be obligatory when students are enrolled in non-consecutive trimesters in trimester- or module-based programs. The payments will vary depending on the class schedules of each Trimester, Semester or Module for courses with class schedules compatible with working hours. This payment method will be mandatory when the student is enrolled in several non-consecutive trimesters or modules of programs whose class schedule are compatible with working hours. Universidad Europea will invoice the account indicated by the student according to the teaching schedules of each trimester or module of programs compatible with working hours. if the candidate s application is rejected, or if the program is not taught due to insufficient enrollment numbers, the student or students involved will be informed and all payments made to the University will be refunded, except for entrance exam fees, and for the Medicine Degree process, where the Place Reservation and Transcript Opening fees will not be refunded. H. Submit documentation accrediting legal requirements for access. All students must accredit their legal access before October 30. Students enrolled in programs beginning between January and June will have 40 days from the start date of the program to accredit their legal access. If the documentation cannot be submitted on time, your enrollment will be canceled due to not meeting the legal requirements for access to the university. The documentation which must be submitted in order to comply with the legal requirements for access to the Graduate Degree and PhD programs is listed below. To submit the documents listed below, consult the APPENDIX section: Where and How to Submit the Documentation. Students enrolled in the first complete academic year: 11 monthly installments, paying the first tuition fee installment in October and the last one in August. b. Monthly installments This option is restricted to a small number of Graduate degrees. Ask your advisor if this payment method is eligible for your chosen program. The following conditions apply for both monthly deferred payment options: 24 25

Legal requirements for access to Graduate Degree and PhD programs LEGAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ACCESS TO GRADUATE DEGREE AND PHD PROGRAMS DESIRED LEVEL OF STUDIES TO BE ACCESSED ACCESS REQUIREMENTS DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED Master s Degrees Másteres Habilitantes Non-official Graduate qualifications Doctoral Programs Official Bachelor s Degree, Advanced Diploma, 3-year or 5-year Architecture or Engineering degree Estar en posesión del título de Grado que habilite para acceder al Máster. En el caso de ser estudiante de Telecomunicaciones será necesario que curses complementos de formación siempre que seas: Ingenieros técnicos de telecomunicación, graduados en informática o ingenieros en informática, ingenieros industriales en electrónica, ingenieros técnicos industriales en electrónica, graduados en ingeniería electrónica y automática. No need to accredit university qualifications Official Spanish Bachelor s Degree or equivalent, and official Master s Degree. You can also access doctoral programs after completing at least 60 credits, included in one or more Master s Degrees. An accredited degree from Spain or another country in the European Higher Education Area, entitling the holder to access a Master s degree program, in accordance with Article 16 of Royal Decree 1393/2007, of October 29th, and having completed a minimum of 300 ECTS credits in their total university studies, at least 60 of which must be at the Master s degree level. Official EHEA Master s Degree. If the academic documentation comes from a country within the European Higher Education Area, it must be translated into English or Spanish. Holders of degrees from an education system outside the European Higher Education Area without requiring recognition of their degree, once the University has verified that they can accredit a level of education equivalent to the corresponding Spanish accredited degrees, which qualify the holder for admittance to PhD programs in the issuing country. Students holding Diplomas in Advanced Studies (RD 778/98) or Research Proficiency (RD 185/85) Holding a degree which, in accordance with EU law, is at least 300 credits, such as: Medicine / Architecture and Pharmacy Specialist qualification in Health Sciences. Specialist Physicians: Depending on the research training accredited by each Health Sciences specialist, the University will determine what additional training, if any, they must undertake in order to present and defend a dissertation. Doctorate Official qualification (1) Countersigned copy of the university qualification, or if this is not possible, of the academic certificate accrediting that the candidate has completed all the credits leading to the award of the university qualification. If the candidate is applying for an official Master s Degree and previously studied at a foreign University or in a country outside the European Higher Education Area (EHEA), their qualification does not need official recognition but it must be legalized (2) (Hague Convention, Andrés Bello Convention, diplomatic channels). In this case students must provide a document stating that the qualification entitles the holder to access Master s degree programs at the university issuing the qualification (3) (1) Documents issued by authorities outside the EHEA must be legalized and translated into Spanish or English if not originally issued in those languages. (2) Legalization: For more information on the Legalization process, see the section on Legalization of Qualifications in the Appendices. (3) Official Certificate of Accreditation: A document indicating that both the university and the qualification are officially recognized according to the laws of each country, and that the studies undertaken are authorized. This document can be issued by the university of origin (signed by the Rector or the competent authority) or by the Ministry of Education of the country of origin. 1.3. ADVANCED CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION ADMISSION PROCESS Exam Appointment, Application and Documentation for Evaluating your Profile Admissions can be processed from Monday to Friday, in office hours, in person at any of our Campuses, or online or by telephone if you are unable to attend. They can also be processed in person on some Saturday mornings. A. Your Entrance Exam Appointment. To begin the admission process, you must make an appointment for your entrance exam by telephone or by email: PHONE AND EMAIL If you are unable to attend the exam or take the exam online or by phone on the scheduled date or at the scheduled time, you must let us know by phone or by email at least 48 hours in advance so that we can assign you a new exam date, using any of the same methods as for making the appointment. When you attend your exam or take the exam online or by phone, you must fill in the application form, submit the necessary documentation, and follow the steps shown below. B. Fill in the Application Form. How to get an Application Form: a. Download it from www.universidadeuropea.es b. Request it using the telephone number or email address you used to make your entrance exam appointment. c. Ask your admissions advisor for it. C. Submit the documentation. Before taking the entrance exam online or at the Campus, candidates must submit, alongside the Application form: Three (3) passport-sized photos (3 x 4 cm). Two (2) photocopies of their passport, the Foreign Resident Identity Number (NIE) or the National Identity Document if the student is a citizen of a member state of the European Union. Academic and administrative documentation corresponding to the profile of each candidate, as listed in the section on Finalizing Enrollment and Legal Requirements for Access). If you do not yet have the final documentation needed for access on the day of the entrance exam, you must bring an academic certificate accrediting your current studies. D. Taking the entrance exams. Tel.: (+34) 91 740 72 72 E-mail: UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE MADRID: ads@uem.es UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE VALENCIA: ads.valencia@uem.es UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE CANARIAS: admisiones.canarias@uem.es The entrance exam can be taken at the Campus of your choice, online and/or by telephone. There is no need to prepare beforehand for the entrance exam. The results achieved in the entrance exams will help to prepare your Personalized Learning Plan, designed to maximize the development of your skills during your time at the University, guided by your ACADEMIC MENTOR, in order to achieve your academic and professional goals. 26 27

The entrance exam consists of: 1. Test to evaluate competencies and skills Lasts for approximately 30 minutes and includes: 116 questions on general competencies and 23 questions on study habits. This test evaluates competencies / skills relating to: Skills in intellectual work Attitudes to work Attitudes to cooperation and teamwork 2. English proficiency test. This test evaluates your proficiency in English*, and is designed by Laureate Universities according to the standards of Cambridge University to assess: Reading comprehension Listening comprehension Writing skills (*) English proficiency tests do not affect selection in the admission process. Students may be exempt from these tests if: - they can accredit that their baccalaureate or equivalent course was entirely in the language of the program, or - they can provide official certification of at least level B1 in the language of the program. 3. Face-to-face interview. International students will have a face-to-face interview with the academic head of their chosen degree program, who will evaluate the candidates based on their motivation, interest and academic record.. E. Confirming your admission. Entrance exam results Universidad Europea will notify you in writing of the result of the admission process and entrance exam with an admissions letter during your visit to the Campus, or if this is not possible, later by post or online. Students taking the entrance exam online will receive the results online, or by post if required. University Place Reservation After candidates have passed the admissions process and have received their acceptance letter, they can formally reserve a place at the University. Reserving a place constitutes the student s confirmation that they accept the place and want to enroll at any of Universidad Europea s educational institutions, thus guaranteeing a place in their chosen program. The reservation fee must be paid before enrollment. Payment of the Place Reservation fee is the necessary step before issuing the specific Acceptance Letter enabling a visa to be obtained from Spanish Embassies and Consulates abroad. Place Reservation Fee Amount We recommend reserving your place within 10 calendar days of being admitted to a program at the University. The reservation fee will vary depending on the chosen program (you can confirm the amount with your admissions advisor). The Place Reservation Fee can be paid by: 1. DIRECT DEBIT in a bank: In the bank account indicated by the student in the financial and family information form you will be given during the admissions process. You must have a bank account in Spain or within the SEPA (Single Euro Payment Area) which allows you to pay by direct debit. SEPA includes the 28 member states of the European Union, plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, San Marino and Switzerland. You can find information on how to open a bank account in Spain in the APPENDIX: Opening a bank account in Spain. 2. Credit card (in-person payment at the relevant Campus). 3. Bank transfer to the bank account shown in the Appendix: Bank accounts where you can pay Universidad Europea fees. F. Finalize your enrollment On the day of the entrance exam, the Admissions Department will provide the candidate with all the documentation and forms they need to finalize their enrollment. These documents can be submitted: On the day of the Universidad Europea entrance exam. Later by email, post, or in person, at the address of the Campus where your chosen program will be delivered. APPENDIX: Where and How to Submit the Documentation. You will receive an email confirming your enrollment once it is finalized. You can consult your timetable online. Before the start of the academic year, after enrollment, students will receive a welcome letter by email and/or post with information on: Your timetable, the courses you have enrolled in, and how to apply for a Student Card. Access to the Campus Virtual (username and password) and your student email account. Consent management for internship with patients in healthcare courses. Dates and place for the introductory meeting at the start of the academic year. Student Affairs Department contact information. Documentation to be provided: Enrollment Form and Financial and Family Information Form, filled out and signed. Proof of payment of the Place Reservation fee. Documentation accrediting compliance with the legal requirements for access (see the last point of the section on the Advanced Career and Technical Education Admission Process for more on Legal Requirements for access). Three (3) passport-sized photos (3 x 4 cm) (if not previously provided). Two (2) photocopies of your passport (if not previously provided). 28 29

Student Insurance or TA-1 application form. Registration application for curricular English courses. Registration application for extracurricular language courses (optional). Internship consent form (only for students of Health Sciences and Biomedical Sciences). Enrollment and Tuition Fees Enrollment In general, depending on your chosen program, finalizing your enrollment entails: Finalizing your class schedule and group. Choosing a morning or afternoon/evening schedule, if the option exists. Accessing the Campus Virtual. Tuition Tuition represents the academic content associated with each program. Tuition Fees - amount The annual tuition fees will be specified in the tables of official academic fees for each academic year. G. Tuition fee payment methods How to pay your tuition fees The payment methods accepted by Universidad Europea are listed below: Payment methods: i. By bank direct debit: The University will invoice the account indicated by the student on a monthly basis, according to the chosen payment method. For this option, you must have a bank account in Spain or within the SEPA area which allows you to pay by direct debit. SEPA includes the 28 member states of the European Union, plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, San Marino and Switzerland. You can find information on how to open a bank account in Spain in the APPENDIX: Opening a Bank Account in Spain. ii. Cash payment: Students can download and print the payment form and take it to the corresponding bank to pay the annual fee. When the payment is made the bank will notify the University directly, so you will not need to send proof of payment. This payment method can only be used if paying for the whole year in advance. Students can also pay the annual fee in advance online. To do this, please go to http://universidadeuropea.es/pagos-docencia iii. Online credit card payment: This payment method can be used by students who are unable to open a SEPA area bank account. Students can use their credit card to pay the fees online. To do this, please go to http://universidadeuropea.es/pagos-docencia Annual payment One payment to cover the entire tuition fee. Students who choose the Annual Payment method can enjoy a prompt payment discount of 2%, as long as they pay by the indicated dates. In the event of cancellation before the end of the academic year, the discount will not be applied. The prompt payment discount is applied after the deduction of scholarships and other discounts. These discounts cannot be combined. If you have chosen bank direct debit, the university will invoice your account on the 1st of the month after the course starts. If you have chosen cash payment or online credit card payment, the payment should be made on the indicated dates: For students enrolling before September 1, the payment must be made before September 1. For students enrolling on or after September 1, the payment must be made within 5 days of finalization of your enrollment. Monthly payment according to tuition type Equal monthly installments, calculating the number of months from the start of your first class and the end of your last one. Only in the case of continuous tuition. The University will invoice the account indicated by the student each month, during tuition periods, from the date their first class starts until the date their last class ends, payable on the 1st of each month. This payment method will not be applicable for fixed-price courses. Deferred monthly installments: This payment method is only available to international students who pay by bank direct debit. a. Until August Monthly installments until August. Payments can be deferred until August. Students enrolled in the first complete academic year: 11 monthly installments, paying the first tuition fee installment in October and the last one in August. Students in the second year and above: Payment can be delayed from the start of the first class until August. This payment method excludes: a) Final year students. b) Students not enrolled in T3. c) Students not paying by direct debit. 30 31

2. PREPARE YOUR TRIP TO SPAIN H. Submit documentation accrediting legal requirements for access. Requisito legal de acceso a Ciclos Formativos de Grado Superior All students must accredit their legal access before October 30. Students enrolled in programs starting between January and June will have 40 days from the start date of the program to accredit their legal access. If the documentation cannot be submitted on time, your enrollment will be canceled due to not meeting the legal requirements for access to the university. The documentation which must be submitted in order to comply with the legal requirements for access to the Advanced Career and Technical Education programs is listed below. To submit the documents listed below, consult the APPENDIX section: Where and How to Submit the Documentation. Legal requirements for access to Advanced Career and Technical Education programs LEGAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ACCESS TO ADVANCED CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS LEVEL OF STUDIES FOR ACCESS ACCESS REQUIREMENTS DOCUMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED First-time students from the education system of: A European Union member State Andorra, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, China, and holders of European Baccalaureate and/or International Baccalaureate qualifications. First-time students from foreign education systems other than the aforementioned (from the education systems of other countries) or from the aforementioned systems but who do not meet all the requirements for each case. According to Order EDU/1161/2010, these students will have direct access, as long as they meet the legal requirements for access to university in the educational systems of the aforementioned countries and models. International students who have completed a Baccalaureate or equivalent in the education systems of countries which do not have collaboration agreements with Spain must meet at least one of the following requirements: Credential of Recognition of the Baccalaureate or qualification provided. Conditional admission referral issued by the Ministry of Education. University access credential issued by UNED. Conditional registration certificate issued by the Ministry of Education. Credential of Recognition of the Baccalaureate (see the procedure of official recognition of equivalence to the Spanish baccalaureate in the Appendix) LOE or LOGSE* Baccalaureate students Baccalaureate Diploma Photocopy of the certificate; or Photocopy of the Selectividad card; or Official academic certificate stating they have requested and paid the fees to obtain the official qualification, including the average grade of the academic record and classifications in subjects, excluding Religion; or A receipt showing they have paid the fees for the Baccalaureate qualification. COU students Having completed the COU course of studies Photocopy of the Selectividad card, or Official academic certificate of BUP and COU studies, including classifications in subjects and the average grade of the academic record. Specific Vocational Training students Having completed studies leading to the Técnico Especialista or Técnico Superior qualification. Photocopy of the certificate, or Official academic certificate stating they have requested and paid the fees to obtain the official qualification, including classifications in subjects and the average grade of the academic record. 2.1. BEFORE COMING TO SPAIN (Student visas) Student visas International students (except for those taking online courses who do not need to come to Spain) who are not residents or nationals of European Union member states, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein must obtain a visa for the period of their chosen program, according to these guidelines: For stays of six months or under, request a 180-day visa, whereas for stays of over six months, request a visa for the total time needed to complete the chosen program. In this case (periods over six months), the visa issued by the Embassy or Consulate would be for 90 days, which can be extended to cover the total period required by the program once in Spain, as explained below in relation to the Foreign Resident Identification Number (NIE). It is important to remember that a 180-day visa cannot be renewed in Spain, so you would have to request a new visa if you want to stay in Spain for longer. To do this, international students must go to a Spanish Embassy or Consulate abroad, but not necessarily in their country of origin. Students must request their visa in person from the Spanish Consulate or Embassy. You can find the address of the Spanish Consulate or Embassy in your country of origin at www.maec.es, the website of Spain s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation. The Embassy or Consulate staff will tell you what documents you need in order to obtain the visa. Although it usually takes around four to six weeks to get a visa, we recommend starting the process at least two months before the chosen program starts, so that international students can start their classes on time. To help with the process, here is a list of the requirements and documentation you need to obtain a visa: A passport valid for at least six months (provided by the student). 2. PREPARE YOUR TRIP TO SPAIN University students Having completed studies leading to the university qualification. Photocopy of the certificate, or Official academic certificate stating they have requested and paid the fees to obtain the official qualification, including classifications in subjects and the average grade of the academic record. Students taking the Entrance Exam for Advanced Career and Technical Education programs or the University Entrance Exam for students over 25. Having passed the corresponding entrance exam. Official certification of having passed the entrance exam giving access to training leading to the requested studies, or Official certification of having passed the University Entrance Exam for students over 25. *Students must provide a countersigned photocopy or the original document for the Center. If you studied the Baccalaureate at a private school, you must provide the certificate of the Public School to which that center belongs. This section includes students who have passed the Experimental Baccalaureate. A document indicating that the student has enough money to live on (provided by the student). A letter of admission to the education institution (provided by Universidad Europea de Madrid, Valencia or Canarias, as applicable [*]) A Criminal Record Certificate (provided by the student). Private medical insurance with repatriation coverage (provided and paid for by the student) (the university recommends taking out an insurance policy [**]). The cost of the medical insurance will be assumed by the student. You can follow the link below to take out insurance with AON Seguros, or if you prefer, use an insurance company of your choice: www.aonstudentinsurance.com 32 33

For programs which include staying in a country outside Europe, international students and their insurance companies should consider whether they need to take out another insurance policy to cover these stays. This insurance can be taken out by any student applying for a place on any program at Universidad Europea de Madrid/Valencia/Canarias, or the European Career College of Madrid. In the case of students from any Member State of the European Union, we suggest obtaining the European Health Insurance Card in their country of origin. The University is available at any time to help international students resolve any issue which may arise during the process of obtaining their visa. International students in Madrid International students who are not residents or nationals of a European Union country should go to: Avda. de los Poblados, s/n (28047 Madrid). Metro station: Aluche. International students in the Canary Islands International students who are residents or nationals of a European Union country should go to: Avenida Padre Piquer, 18 (28024 Madrid). Metro station: Campamento (LEGAL NOTICE: Students should note that the company AON Risk Solutions AON Affinity offers the option of taking out private medical insurance. If students take out insurance policies with the company AON Risk Solutions AON Affinity, the University and its Madrid, Valencia and Canary Islands centers accept no liability for any claims arising as a consequence of this contract between the student and the insurance company.) (*) LETTER OF ADMISSION TO THE EDUCATION INSTITUTION So that students can manage their visa application process, once they have paid their Place Reservation and Enrollment fees, Universidad Europea provides them with a Letter of Admission to their chosen program, specifying its name, the start and end dates, the number of hours, and any other details about the program. (**) PRIVATE MEDICAL INSURANCE Medical insurance is mandatory for all international students who require visas in order to study in Spain (i.e., students who are not residents in or nationals of European Union Member States, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein). Not being insured means running the risk of not receiving the appropriate health care. 2.2. IN SPAIN Universidad Europea reminds students that the visa issued by Spain allows them to travel freely in all the countries within the Schengen Area. The visa is not valid outside this area. Student Card / Foreign Resident Identity Number (NIE) The NIE is the number used to identify foreign residents in Spain. This number is unique and personal. - International students who are residents or nationals of a European Union country can get a NIE number by registering with the Registry of EU Nationals. - For international students from countries outside the European Union, the NIE number is included in the Student Card. Once in Spain, international students with visas should request a Foreign Resident Identity Number (NIE), which will serve as a residence permit for students with 90-day visas who have to extend their legal stay in Spain. The Student Card will replace the student visa issued in the country of origin, enabling holders to travel in Schengen Area countries without needing a visa, and providing a legal basis for their stay in Spain. Students should apply for the card within one month of arriving in Spain, and before their visa expires. The card includes a Foreign Resident Identity Number (NIE). Until you have the card, we advise international students not to leave Spain, as they may have difficulties getting back in. To request the NIE (registering with the Registry of EU Nationals) or the Student Card, go to: International students who are not residents or nationals of a European Union country should go to: C/ La Marina, 20-38071 Santa Cruz de Tenerife International students who are residents or nationals of a European Union country should go to: C/ José del Campo Llarena, 3-38400 Puerto de la Cruz International students in Valencia International students who are not residents or nationals of a European Union country should go to: Patraix Police Station - C/ Dels Gremis, 6 (46014 Valencia). International students who are residents or nationals of a European Union country should go to: Bailén Police Station - C/ Bailén, 9 (46007 Valencia). Documentation and procedure: Students should bring their passport, plus a copy of it. Students who are not residents or nationals of a European Union country must also bring their visa to these offices, where they can request an appointment to have their fingerprints taken and to pay the official fee. International students who are residents or nationals of a European Union country will immediately be issued with a registration certificate showing the name, nationality and address of the registered person, their foreign resident identity number (NIE), and the date of registration. International students who are not residents or nationals of a European Union country will immediately be given an appointment and told what documents to bring. For information purposes, these are usually documents which prove that the student: Meets all requirements for entering and remaining in Spain, including a visa, granted specifically for studying at any officially recognized public or private institution (passport and visa). Has been accepted, according to normal regulations, to any officially recognized public or private education or scientific institution in order to carry out unpaid study, training or research tasks, indicating a schedule requiring the student s attendance for three months or more, including the approved study, research or training plan (letter of admission). 34 35

Has sufficient guaranteed means to pay for their studies, living expenses and travel to their country of origin for themselves and their family members, if applicable.. The student has guaranteed health care through a medical insurance policy with unlimited coverage nationwide (medical insurance). Other documents which are often requested include: Municipal registration certificate (empadronamiento). Two (2) passport sized photos (3 x 4 cm) The period of permission to stay may be limited to the length of the study, research or training program. If the course is more than 12 months long, the card can be renewed annually. B. OTHER SERVICES: To prepare for their trip to Spain, international students who will be staying in Madrid can consult and download our Practical Guide, in Spanish, from our website www.universidadeuropea.es. Universidad Europea de Madrid also has an agreement with the accommodation company MadridEasy (*) (www.madrideasy.com) to arrange discounts on its services for students. (*) Universidad Europea has given its backing to an advantageous financial agreement with MadridEasy. However, it accepts no liability for the commercial relationships which may arise between MadridEasy and UEM students. The admissions advisors will also provide you with useful information. In all cases, in order to renew permission to stay for the purpose of studying, students must present a certificate from the center where they are studying, certifying compliance with the requirements for continuing to study, or a favorable report on the research project. You can find more information on this subject at the following websites: www.policia.es, www.maec.es and www.interior.gob.es 2.3. SUPPORT SERVICES FOR YOUR TRIP TO SPAIN A. ACCOMMODATION: UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE MADRID: LEONARDO DA VINCI UNIVERSITY DORMITORIES. The Leonardo Da Vinci University Dormitories at the Villaviciosa de Odón Campus of Universidad Europea de Madrid provide accommodation for students enrolled in this university, visiting professors from other universities on scientific, artistic or cultural exchange programs, or any other person whose stay is directly or indirectly linked with the university. For more information, contact: Dormitory Administration Office hours: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (Mon-Fri) Telephone number for requesting a place in a dormitory: (+34) 91 211 50 03 o (+34) 91 211 50 12 E-mail: residencia@uem.es Other telephone numbers: (+34) 91 211 50 00 (+34) 91 211 50 02 (concierges) Fax: (+34) 91 141 21 58 UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE VALENCIA AND UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE CANARIAS. The Admissions Departments of Universidad Europea de Valencia and Universidad Europea de Canarias will provide any information required by international students about accommodation options in Valencia or the Canary Islands. 36 37

3. COMPREHENSIVE STUDY SUPPORT PLAN The educational model of Universidad Europea is based on academic excellence, an international perspective, daily practice, and commitment to new technologies, and it strives to ensure that the cost of study does not hinder access to a quality education. For this reason, we have a comprehensive system of financial aid which is applied in specific ways at each of our Campuses. Ask your advisor about the Comprehensive Study Support Plan applicable to your program. 3.1. FLEXIBLE PAYMENT Universidad Europea offers great flexibility in terms of payment methods, to better suit your needs. Annual payment (with discount for prompt payment) Monthly payment (during tuition months) Flexible monthly payment (adapted to your tuition load) 3. COMPREHENSIVE STUDY SUPPORT PLAN Deferred monthly payment (interest free). 3.2 PROMPT PAYMENT DISCOUNT Students who pay the tuition fees in advance will receive a discount for prompt payment. Tuition Fees: 2% discount (Undergraduate and ACTE programs) Tuition Fees: 4% discount (Graduate programs) To benefit from the discount, the payment must be made before the program begins. In all cases, the discount will be applied to the final price, after deducting any amounts corresponding to other deductions, grants or discounts. In the event of cancellation before the end of the academic year, the discount will not be applied. 3.3 FINANCIAL AID TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Simultaneous study discount. If a student follows two university degree programs* in the same academic year, the following discounts will apply to the second program: Place reservation fee for the second program: 100% discount. Opening of transcript: 100% discount. If a student follows an Advanced Career and Technical Education program and then enrolls on a university degree program* in the same academic year, the following discounts will apply to the second program: 38 39

Place reservation fee for the second program: 100% discount Opening of transcript: 100% discount. If a student follows a graduate degree program and then enrolls on a university degree* in the same academic year, the following discounts will apply to the second program: Place reservation fee for the second program: 100% discount Opening of transcript: 100% discount. Students entering a degree program in this way do not have to pay for University entrance exams. ** 3-year or 5-year Bachelor s Degree in Architecture or Engineering. Family discounts* at Universidad Europea. If students enrolling in a university degree program** have a family member enrolled in another university degree program**, Advanced Career and Technical Education program or graduate degree program, the second family member to enroll will benefit from these advantages: Tuition Fees: 5% discount. This discount will be applied for as many years as the two family members are studying simultaneously at the University. To benefit from this discount, the student must submit documentation accrediting the family relationship within two months of enrolling. Students benefiting from this discount still have to pay for University entrance exams. * For this purpose, family members are considered to be: father, mother, son, daughter, brother, sister, and spouse. **3-year or 5-year Bachelor s Degree in Architecture or Engineering.. Students over the age of 25. For all students who have taken the Preparation Course and the Entrance Exam for Students over 25 at Universidad Europea and who enroll on a degree program at the University: The cost of the Preparation Course will be refunded before December 15 of the corresponding year, as long as the first monthly installment of the tuition fees for the degree program has been paid. For all students who have only taken and passed the Entrance Exam for over 25s at Universidad Europea and who enroll for a degree at the University: The cost of the Entrance Exam will be refunded before December 15 of the corresponding year, as long as the first monthly installment of the tuition fees for the degree program has been paid. Students entering a degree program in this way do not have to pay for University entrance exams. Students over the age of 45. For all students who have taken the Preparation Course and the Entrance Exam for Students over 45 at Universidad Europea and who enroll on a degree program at the University: The cost of the Preparation Course will be refunded before December 15 of the corresponding year, as long as the first monthly installment of the tuition fees for the degree program has been paid. For all students who have only taken and passed the Entrance Exam for over 45s at Universidad Europea and who enroll for a degree at the University: They will be refunded the cost of the Entrance Exam. The cost of the exam will be refunded before December 15 of the corresponding year, as long as the first monthly installment of the tuition fees for the degree program has been paid. Students entering a degree in this way do not have to pay for University entrance exams. Continued study discount. This discount benefits former ACTE, Bachelor s Degree or Master s Degree students: Tuition Fees: 15% discount for the first year Opening of transcript: 100% discount. Students entering a degree program in this way do not have to pay for University entrance exams 3.4. FUNDING Ask your advisor about possible funding for your program. 3.5. SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS We provide you with a list of scholarships so that you can select the one that best suits your circumstances. We also inform you that the Scholarships awarded by the University are subject to current tax legislation. Universidad Europea de Madrid Scholarship New students with good transcripts (with a good or outstanding average grade) and a low income level can apply for a UEM scholarship, in accordance with the Regulations on Applying for and Granting Scholarships applicable during each academic year. Application Period: May 30 to September 30, 2015. (1) All scholarships are taxed as ordinary income. A withholding of between 2% and 24.75% is applied to the scholarships, depending on the amount of the grant and the beneficiary s tax residence. Withholdings are made at the time of issuing the scholarship, reducing the net amount received. (2) Scholarships for new students at Universidad Europea de Madrid are not compatible with any other UEM grants or scholarships. However, they are compatible with funding from other public and private bodies, unless the body itself specifies incompatibility. External credits for the Commercial Aviation and Flight Operations Management degree program are exempt from this scholarship. Documentation needed: Scholarship application form (you can pick one up from the Student Affairs department). A certified photocopy of your transcript. Certified photocopy of the individual or joint income tax returns or Wealth Statement of the student s parents and any people that the student depends on financially, all for the last fiscal year. Documents may be certified in any public agency or at the University. 40 41

4. TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF ADMISSION Any application for scholarship that is missing any of the required documents will not be processed. In order to obtain the scholarship you must successfully pass the University s admissions process. Once the scholarship has been granted, you will have a period of 5 business days from receiving the communication to pay the University place reservation fee and hand in the enrollment envelope with the duly completed form on financial and family details. Once this period has elapsed, you will automatically lose your right to the scholarship. For students enrolling at UEM in academic year 2014-2015, the period is from June 15 to July 14, 2015. Grants from the Ministry of Education You can find the application form, deadlines, requirements and general information published at www.educacion.es, where you will also be able to download the form. 4.1. Regulations Matters outside the scope of these Regulations may be found in the Admission Regulations for Undergraduate, Graduate, Doctoral, and ACTE programs. In case of any discrepancy, the Admission Regulations for Undergraduate, Graduate, Doctoral, and ACTE programs will prevail over these regulations. In the case of any discrepancy between the information provided by an advisor and University regulations, the latter will prevail. 4.2. Academic Fees Ask your admissions advisor for the table of current academic fees. Academic fees per type of program consist of: Undergraduate programs (on-campus or online) ADMISSION FEES + PLACE RESERVATION + TRANSCRIPT OPENING FEE + TUITION FEES + RECOGNITION DUE TO PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE AND PRIVATE DEGREES RD861/2010 4.TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF ADMISSION Graduate programs (on-campus or online) PLACE RESERVATION + TUITION FEES + RECOGNITION DUE TO PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE AND PRIVATE DEGREES RD861/2010 Doctoral programs PLACE RESERVATION (REGISTRATION) + RETURNING STUDENT ENROLLMENT + DOCTORAL DISSERTATION DEFENSE FEE Advanced Career and Technical Education programs PLACE RESERVATION + TUITION FEES + FEE FOR EXEMPTING WP MODULE DUE TO PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (WP: Workplace Training) 42 43

University Place Reservation Unless stated otherwise, for programs lasting two years or more, the place reservation fee will be paid every year by direct debit from the bank account designated by the student. Students who do not want to continue their studies must notify the Universidad Europea Student Affairs Department of this in writing before June 10, in order to avoid being charged the fee. If they opt not to continue their studies and subsequently apply to resume them, they will be charged the current fee when they register. Under no circumstances will the fee be refunded if this notification is not given to Student Affairs, or if it is given after the appropriate deadline. For the purpose of charging the place reservation fee, the University has the right to notify students of different dates other than those shown here, sufficiently in advance. Place reservation fees are non-refundable, except in the following cases: 1ª) If the student does not meet the established legal requirements for access to the University. Fulfilment of these requirements must be provided by reliable means, supporting documents having to be delivered by November 15 of the year in progress. 2ª) If the program is not delivered due to the minimum number of enrolled students established by the University not being reached. 3º) If the student is denied a student visa and holds a rejection letter from the Spanish Embassy of the corresponding country. If the student decides not to follow the program we can reserve a place for them on another program in another edition for one year. The difference in the amount of the fee corresponding to the reserved place will only be payable if it is higher. For Certifying Master s Degrees, the place reservation fee will be paid each year if the program lasts more than one academic year. From the second year, it will be paid by direct debit on August 1 each year (before enrolling for the second year courses). Opening of Transcript Transcript opening only applies to undergraduate programs. The Student Transcript Opening fee will only be reimbursed if the student does not meet the stipulated legal requirements for University access, supporting documents having to be delivered to the Student Affairs department before November 15 of the year in progress. Students who have been accepted and then cannot or prefer not to finalize their enrollment must notify, in writing, the Campus where the program is delivered, at the addresses indicated in the APPENDIX on Where and How to Submit the Documentation, so that enrollment can be canceled. Under no circumstances will enrollment fees be refunded. Tuition Tuition represents the academic content associated with each program, consisting of courses and their ECTS credits in undergraduate and graduate programs, and courses or modules in Advanced Career and Technical Education programs. Tuition Fees - Amount: For undergraduate and graduate programs, the annual tuition fees will be calculated by multiplying the number of credits/ects in which the student is enrolled by the price per credit/ects, except for fixed price programs. For Advanced Career and Technical Education programs, the amount will be the sum of the amounts corresponding to the enrolled courses and modules. Specific to Undergraduate and Graduate programs Fees for Recognition due to Professional Experience and/or non-accredited university studies. RD 861/2010 authorizes the recognition of professional or work experience and/or non-accredited university studies (private degrees from accredited universities) as the equivalent of up to 15% of the total ECTS credits of a graduate degree curriculum. Amount of the Fee for Recognition due to Professional Experience and/or non-accredited university studies. Students with recognized credits due to professional experience and/or non-accredited university studies must pay 40% of the price of the ECTS credit. The amount payable will be calculated by multiplying the number of recognized credits/ects by 40% of the price of the credits/ects. Recognized credits will be paid for at the time of enrolling for the credits. Specific to Undergraduate programs Entrance Exams This constitutes the student s confirmation that they agree to participate in the University/Center s Admissions process. Cost of Entrance Exam fees The cost of entrance exam fees will depend on the Campus where the chosen program is delivered, and must be paid before the entrance exam appointment date. Opening of Transcript Opening a transcript is an obligatory procedure that must be completed before enrollment by all students entering Universidad Europea for the first time to take an undergraduate program. Specific to Advanced Career and Technical Education programs Exemption of the WT Module due to Professional Experience Where applicable, total or partial exemption from the Workplace Training module will be determined according to correspondence with previous professional experience. 44 45

Students enrolled in this module may apply for exemption if at the time of enrollment they can prove at least one year s full-time professional experience in the same line of work. This experience, which must relate to the education cycle in which they are enrolled, will permit assessment of the candidate s acquisition of the module s learning outcomes. WT: Workplace Training. Fee for Exemption from the WT Module due to Professional Experience Students who are exempted from some or all of the WT Module must pay the full place reservation fee and tuition fees for the module. WT: Workplace Training. 4.4. Enrollment Requirements Students must sign an enrollment contract that includes the specific conditions. 4.5. Specific Conditions for Enrolling in the Bachelor s Degree in Commercial Aviation and Flight Operations Management Students must sign the specific document for this particular degree program. Specific to Doctoral Programs The academic fees for Doctoral programs comprise: Place Reservation (registration) + Returning Student Enrollment + Doctoral Dissertation Defense fee. Place Reservation (registration) fees are paid in the first year of the Doctoral program. In the second year and subsequent years, the Returning Student Enrollment fee must be paid. The Dissertation Defense fee must be paid in the year the student will defend their doctoral dissertation. These are fixed prices. Your advisor will inform you of the current fees at any given time. 4.3. Discounts No tuition discounts established in the regulations or in third-party agreements or scholarships granted by the University are cumulative, except for the prompt payment discount, which can be compatible with all the other discounts. These discounts, and those established in third-party agreements with the University, do not apply to the Bachelor s Degree in Medicine or the Bachelor s Degree in Commercial Aviation and Flight Operations Management, with the exception of the prompt payment and simultaneous studies discounts. Family discounts, continuing studies discounts, simultaneous studies discounts or third-party agreement discounts will not be applied to fixed-price degree programs. (You can ask your advisor about these fees) If the student receives a discount described in the regulations or a discount for belonging to a group with which the University has an agreement, this must be accredited every year at the time of enrollment. The period for claiming a discount is during the first two months of tuition payment for the year of enrollment, i.e. before the third tuition fee installment is charged. After this period, the discount will apply to the following academic year, as long as the beneficiary s situation is accredited. 46 47

5. OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION 5.1. LANGUAGE COURSES Spanish Courses After enrollment, all international students whose mother tongue is not Spanish will have access to the following free Spanish language courses. For more information on these courses, international students should go to the Language Center on the Campus where their chosen program is delivered. Universidad Europea de Madrid During their first year at Universidad Europea de Madrid, international students can take a onetrimester Spanish course, which is free of charge in the trimester of their enrollment. This is offered through the Spanish Virtual Classroom (AVE) in association with the Cervantes Institute, using the latest technology and learning methods. They can test their learning through the DELE exams (Diploma in Spanish as a Foreign Language), which they can take on our campus. Universidad Europea de Valencia During their first year at Universidad Europea de Valencia, international students can take free online courses through the Spanish Virtual Classroom (AVE). Universidad Europea de Canarias During their first year at Universidad Europea de Canarias, international students can take a onetrimester Spanish course, which is free of charge in the first trimester. This course is classroom-based. Other options After passing these courses, international students can opt to take more Spanish courses offered by the University, which must be paid for by the student. Other Language Courses Curricular Languages* If there is a language course in your curriculum, you must reach the minimum level required by your School. It is very important to plan these courses properly from the moment you enroll. From the first year, we offer free courses to improve language proficiency using a flexible method which combines online learning and campus-based classes, depending on your study mode. Depending on your degree program, there are other specific criteria which you should consult in the course program. We recommend you enroll for the language course in the academic year when you are most likely to reach your target level. English If your English test in the entrance exam indicated level A1.1, A1.2 or A2, you can take a free Intensive English Course in September which will help you go up to the next level. This means that from your first academic year, you will be able to use what you learn in courses and academic activities delivered in English. 5. OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION 48 49

Levels to be reached, by School and degree program** SCHOOL OF SPORTS AND EXERCISE SCIENCES English: Level B2 SCHOOL OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES Bachelor s Degree in Medicine English for Health Sciences I: Level B1 English for Health Sciences II: Level B2 Bachelor s Degree in Biotechnology English: Level B1 English for sciences: Level B2 Bachelor s Degree in Pharmacy Modern Language I / English: Level B1 Modern Language II / English: Level B2 Bachelor s Degree in Dentistry, English: Level B1 SCHOOL OF ARTS AND COMMUNICATION English: Level B2 SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES English: Level B2 Global Bachelor Degrees: Level C1 SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING English: Level B2 SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES AND SCHOOL OF SPORTS SCIENCE Technical English/ English: Level B2 * Students taking the Bachelor s Degree in Translation and Intercultural Communication: ask the School about criteria and courses offered. **Students of the following modes: Universidad Personal, Class Schedule Compatible with Working Hours (HCAP), Preparation Courses: ask the School about the requirements.. Extracurricular Languages So you don t miss out on any professional opportunities, we want you to supplement your studies with an additional language, which you can choose to study through a 100% online or semi-campus-based method, always with a professor to guide you through the learning process. We offer you an individualized learning plan based on the occupational demand in your field of study. 5.2. UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES University Activities is a course, usually elective, included in the curriculum of degree programs. In accordance with legal regulations, students can earn academic recognition of up to 6 ECTS for taking part in extracurricular activities: culture, sports, student representation, volunteering and cooperation, and other activities proposed by the Schools. Area Advising Program I and II Student Participation: Culture and Social Commitment Area Sports Promotion School of Architecture School of Engineering School of Social Sciences School of Health Sciences School of Biomedical Sciences School of Arts and Communication School of Sports and Exercise Sciences Each School has a file with all the basic information on the requirements for earning credits in University Activities. Students can earn ECTS credits for University Activities by taking part in the activities promoted in the different departments, throughout the years of their degree program, including the activities of Schools they are not enrolled in. We recommend getting started with these activities. Registering for activities and enrolling in the course. Students must enroll in the University Activities course when they have accumulated at least 4 ECTS, as long as they can earn the remaining 2 ECTS in that academic year to reach the course total of 6 ECTS. 5.3. ACADEMIC CALENDAR Your specific academic calendar will depend on your chosen program and Campus. Ask your advisors for it during the admission or enrollment process. You can find out more at the Language Center at any of our Campuses. 50 51

5.4. USEFUL ADDRESSES FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS Universidad Europea de Madrid STUDENT AFFAIRS AND NEW ADMISSIONS 5.5. OTHER USEFUL LINKS Universidad Europea International Admissions: ueminternational@uem.es Ombudsperson: defensor.universitario@uem.es Extracurricular Activities: extensión.universitaria@uem.es Tel.: (+34) 91 740 72 72 (calls from outside Spain) and 902 23 23 50 (calls from Spain) Fax: (+34) 911 413 729 E-mail: ads@uem.es E-mail: postgrado@uem.es (Graduate and Doctoral Programs) ADDRESSES: CAMPUS DE VILLAVICIOSA DE ODÓN (MADRID) Campus Universitario Edificio B C/ Tajo, s/n. Urb. El Bosque. 28670 Villaviciosa de Odón, Madrid (Spain). ALCOBENDAS CAMPUS (MADRID) Av. Fernando Alonso, 8 28108 Alcobendas, Madrid (Spain) Universidad Europea de Valencia STUDENT AFFAIRS AND NEW ADMISSIONS Tel.: (+34) 96 131 85 00 / (34) 91 740 72 72 (calls from outside Spain) and 902 930 937 (calls from Spain) Email: ads.valencia@uem.es Avenida de Aragón, no. 30, 46021 - Valencia (Spain) Universidad Europea de Canarias STUDENT AFFAIRS AND NEW ADMISSIONS Tel.: (+34) 922 985 050 / (34) 91 740 72 72 Email: admisiones.canarias@uem.es C/Inocencio García, 1 38300 - La Orotava Tenerife 52 53

6. APPENDICES A) LEGALIZATION OF QUALIFICATIONS The valid types of legalization are the processes compliant with: Hague Convention (apostille) Andrés Bello Convention Diplomatic channels. Hague Convention (apostille) In countries which have signed the Hague Convention, the competent authorities simply need to issue a Hague Apostille: Antigua and Barbuda Argentina Armenia Azerbaijan Australia Bahamas Barbados Belarus Belize Bosnia-Herzegovina Botswana Brunei Darussalam China Cyprus Colombia South Korea Croatia Dominica Ecuador El Salvador United States of America Fiji Georgia Granada Honduras Hong Kong India Iceland Cook Islands Israel Japan Kazakhstan Lesotho Liberia Macao Macedonia Malawi Marshall Islands Mauritius Mexico Moldova Namibia Niue Norway New Zealand Panama Peru Russian Federation Samoa St. Kitts and Nevis San Marino Saint Vincent and the Grenadines St. Lucia Serbia Seychelles South Africa Switzerland Suriname Swaziland Tonga Trinidad and Tobago Turkey Venezuela. (*) (*) You can see an updated list of these countries at: www.hcch.net Andrés Bello Convention Countries which have signed the Andrés Bello Convention, include: Bolivia, Colombia, Cuba, Chile, Ecuador, Panama, Paraguay, Peru and Venezuela. 6. APPENDICES Qualifications must be legalized through diplomatic channels. To do this, they must be presented at the following offices: the Ministry of Education of the country of origin, for degrees and study certificates; the relevant Ministry for birth and nationality certificates; the Ministry Foreign Affairs of the country where the documents were issued; Spain s diplomatic mission or Consulate in the country.. Note: Countries which have signed both conventions (the Hague Convention and the Andrés Bello Convention) may opt for either form of legalization, although the Hague Convention is recommended because it is simpler. Legalization through diplomatic channels Countries which do not appear in either of the above lists must legalize their qualifications through diplomatic channels, which usually requires: 54 55

Recognition, by the Authorities of the Ministry of Education of the country of origin, of the signatures that appear on the original document, in the case of documents accrediting studies; and for certificates accrediting birth, nationality, or other circumstances, recognition by the authorities of the relevant Department of the country of origin of the signatures that appear on the original document. The legalization, by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country of origin, of the recognition of the above cases. Recognition of the signature of the above legalization by the Spanish Consulate in the country of origin. The new system of diplomatic legalization of documents introduced in Spain means there is no need for the signature of the authority or civil servant in the Spanish Consulate to be recognized by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Sección de Legalizaciones - c/ Juan de Mena, n.º 4 - CP 28014 Madrid - Tel.: 91 3791655). This recognition has been replaced by a transparent sticker which protects the last signature in the chain, that of the civil servant in the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation (the Spanish Consulate in the country of origin of the document) All the documents issued by the Consular Services of a foreign country in Spain must be legalized by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation. B) OFFICIAL RECOGNITION OF SPANISH BACCALAUREATE EQUIVALENCE. This is a brief summary of the procedure for official recognition of equivalence to the Spanish Baccalaureate. This information may be changed by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports. For more information on these procedures, see the website of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports: www.mecd.gob.es or go to the Spanish Consulate in the country of origin. Submit the application form with the following documents (which must be official, and where applicable legalized and accompanied by an official Spanish translation): 1. Proof of payment of fees. 7. Conditional admission referral Processing period: 3 months from when the file contains all the necessary documents The documentation can be submitted at any of the following places: General Registry of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports (C/ Los Madrazo, 15) or Auxiliary Registries (Pº del Prado, 28; C/ Torrelaguna, 58), all of which are in Madrid. Education Inspectorate Areas of the Government Delegations in the Autonomous Communities, or Provincial Directorates of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports in Ceuta and Melilla. In any other of the places indicated in Article 38.4 of Law 30/1992, of November 26, on the Legal Regime of Public Authorities and the Common Administrative Procedure, interpreted by Article 2 of Official Decree 772/1999, of May 7, regulating the submission of applications, written texts and communications to the General State Administration, i.e.: - At the registry offices of any government body belonging to the General State Administration or its dependent Public Bodies. - At Post Offices, as established by law. - At Spanish diplomatic missions and consulates abroad. - At the Government registry offices of the Autonomous Regions. - At local government registry offices, provided they have previously signed the relevant convention. IMPORTANT NOTES: The Ministry may require further documentation in addition to that submitted with the application. In these cases it is important to provide this documentation as quickly as possible. The processing period indicated by the Ministry is for guidance purposes only, as the process may take up to 6 months to complete Payments made abroad: The fee can be paid by deposit or transfer to the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports. 2. Countersigned photocopy of the identity document (NIF / Passport / NIE / other document). 3. If applicable, a handwritten note by the interested party authorizing a representative to act on their behalf, together with the identity document of the representative (NIF / Passport / NIE/ other document). 4. Countersigned photocopy of the accredited degree or diploma for which official recognition is sought, or, if applicable, an official certificate accrediting having passed the relevant final exams. 5. Countersigned photocopy of the certificate accrediting the courses of study taken, showing the courses completed, the grades obtained, and the academic years in which the courses were taken. 6. If the studies prior to those undertaken abroad were completed in accordance with the Spanish education system, a countersigned photocopy of the official academic certificate accrediting them, or the school grades record and/or academic record. 56 57

C) WHERE AND HOW TO SEND YOUR DOCUMENTATION In person or by mail: UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE MADRID STUDENT AFFAIRS AND NEW ADMISSIONS VILLACIOSA DE ODÓN CAMPUS. University campus. Building B C/ Tajo, s/n, (28670) Villaviciosa de Odón, Madrid (Spain). UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE VALENCIA STUDENT AFFAIRS AND NEW ADMISSIONS Avenida de Aragón, 30 (46021) Valencia (Spain). UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE CANARIAS STUDENT AFFAIRS AND NEW ADMISSIONS C/ Inocencio García, 1 (38300) La Orotava, Tenerife (Spain) Advanced Career and Technical Education In person or by mail: EUROPEAN CAREER COLLEGE OF MADRID VILLAVICIOSA DE ODÓN CAMPUS C/ Tajo, s/n. Urb. El Bosque. (28670) Villaviciosa de Odón, Madrid (Spain) EUROPEAN CAREER COLLEGE OF VALENCIA STUDENT AFFAIRS AND NEW ADMISSIONS Avenida de Aragón, no. 30 (46021) Valencia (Spain). By email: ads@uem.es (EUROPEAN CAREER COLLEGE OF MADRID) ads.valencia@uem.es (EUROPEAN CAREER COLLEGE OF VALENCIA) By fax: (+34) 91 141 37 29 (EUROPEAN CAREER COLLEGE OF MADRID) (+34) 96 131 81 89 (EUROPEAN CAREER COLLEGE OF VALENCIA). By email: ads@uem.es (Bachelor s Degree) y postgrado@uem.es (Graduate and Doctoral programs) (both Madrid Campuses) ads.valencia@uem.es (Valencia Campus) admisiones.canarias@uem.es (Canary Islands Campus). By fax: (+34) 911 413 729 (both Madrid Campuses) (+34) 96 131 81 89 (Valencia Campus) (+34) 922 980 571 (Canary Islands Campus) 58 59

D) OPENING A BANK ACCOUNT IN SPAIN Spain s bank and building society network is among the most highly developed in the world, with one of the highest ratios of bank branches per capita. To open a current account in a Spanish bank, all you need is your Student Card / Foreign Resident Identification Number (NIE). Depending on the bank, there may be other requirements such as depositing a certain amount of money, showing a payslip, providing a photo or fingerprints, or a letter of introduction. The most common procedure is to open a current account which usually have no or low maintenance fees associated with a debit card, which allows you to make purchases and withdraw cash up to the limit of the amount available in the account. You can use the debit card to withdraw money from any ATM, although this will be free of charge only at the ATMs of the bank or building society of the account, whereas the others will charge a fee. International students can open a bank account once they are in Spain. On the Villaviciosa Campus of Universidad Europea de Madrid there is a bank branch where you can open an account if you want. If you want, Universidad Europea de Valencia and Universidad Europea de Canarias can inform you about the bank branches where we usually do business.. E) BANK ACCOUNTS FOR PAYING UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA FEES All payments made by bank transfer or cash deposit must be communicated via proof of payment stating: item (entrance exam fees, credentials, place reservation fee, etc.), student s full name, chosen program, passport number, Foreign Resident Identification Number (NIE) or National Identity Document number, if the student is an EU resident or national. Payments and notifications must be addressed to: PROGRAMS AT UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE MADRID Bank: SANTANDER CENTRAL HISPANO Address: C/ Tajo, s/n, Urbanización el Bosque, Campus Universitario. (28670) Villaviciosa de Odón, Madrid (Spain) Payee: UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE MADRID, S.L.U. Account no.: 0049/1916/18/2410153512 Currency: Euros ( ) Electronic format IBAN: ES31 00491916182410153512 Hard copy format IBAN: ES31 0049 1916 1824 1015 3512 SWIFT: BSCHESMM UNDERGRADUATE and ACTE PROGRAMS: nuevosalumnos.grado@uem.es or by fax (+34) 91 141 37 29 GRADUATE and DOCTORAL PROGRAMS: postgrado@uem.es or by fax (+34) 91 141 35 85 60 61

PROGRAMS AT REAL MADRID GRADUATE SCHOOL UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA F) REQUESTS FOR OFFICIAL CERTIFICATES Bank: SANTANDER CENTRAL HISPANO Payee: UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE MADRID, S.L.U. Address: C/ Tajo, s/n, Urbanización el Bosque, Campus Universitario (28670) Villaviciosa de Odón, Madrid (Spain) Account no.: 0049-1916 - 15-2710153521 Currency: Euros ( ) IBAN: ES09 0049 1916 15 2710153521 IBAN HARD COPY: IBAN ES09 0049 1916 15 2710153521 SWIFT: BSCHESMM GRADUATE PROGRAMS: postgrado@uem.es or by fax (+34) 91 141 35 85 PROGRAMS AT UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE VALENCIA Bank: CAIXABANK Payee: Universidad Europea de Valencia S.L.U (formerly Iniciativas Educativas Educa S.L.U.) Address: Avda. Quitapesares, 37 (28670) Villaviciosa de Odón, Madrid (Spain) Account no.: 2100-8662 -57-02 0004 3178 Currency: Euros ( ) IBAN: ES8321008662570200043178 IBAN HARD COPY: IBAN ES83 2100 8662 5702 0004 3178 SWIFT: CAIXESBBXXX When you finish your studies you can request the official certificates accrediting your courses as well as your qualification. You can do this by going to the Request Official Certificates section of the University website, using your username and password, and paying for them with a bank card. Remember that it takes approximately 6 months to a year for official degrees to be issued following payment of the appropriate fees. If you want these documents to be valid in countries outside the European Union, you will have to legalize them. This process varies depending on whether or not your qualifications are official: Official qualifications: legalization by the Ministry of Education. Non-official qualifications: legalization by a notary public.. The University only completes the formalities corresponding to recognition of document signatures. The student is responsible for completing all other procedures. For more information, visit the Ministry of Education s website: www.mecd.gob.es ads.valencia@uem.es or by fax (+34) 96 131 81 89 PROGRAMS AT UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE CANARIAS Bank: CAIXABANK Payee: Universidad Europea de Canarias S.L.U. Address: Avda. Quitapesares, 37, 28670 Villaviciosa de Odón, Madrid Account no.: 2100 1928 13 0200135625 Currency: Euros ( ) IBAN: ES90 2100 1928 1302 0013 5625 SWIFT: CAIXESBBXXX admisiones.canarias@uem.es or by fax (+34) 922 985 014 Note: For accounting purposes, Universidad Europea de Madrid, Universidad Europea de Valencia, and Universidad Europea de Canarias must receive the exact amounts in order to avoid subsequent verifications and adjustments. We ask international students to please make sure the bank issuing the transfer is aware of this requirement. 62 63